Immerse yourself in the Happily Ever After Bookstore and its staff, with heart-melting love stories. The Lonely Hearts Bookstore series now comes in a charming box set, including bookmarks and an exclusive sticker sheet to make fans even more enamored.
The Little Bookshop of Lonely Hearts (308 pp.)
Once upon a time, there was a small bookstore in London, where Posy Morland spent her life lost among the pages of her favorite novels. When the eccentric owner of Bookends dies and leaves the shop to Posy, she is forced to put her books aside and face the real world. Because Posy has inherited not only a nearly bankrupt business, but also the unwanted attention of Lavinia's grandson, Sebastian, known as the rudest man in London.
Posy has a cunning plan and six months to transform Bookends into the bookstore of her dreams—if Sebastian will leave her alone to work. As Posy and her friends fight to save their beloved bookstore, she finds herself embroiled in a battle with Sebastian, about whom she's begun to have somewhat passionate fantasies...
It remains to be seen whether, like the heroines of her favorite novels, Posy will get her happily ever after.
True Love at the Lonely Hearts Bookstore (336 pp.)
Verity Love is perfectly happy on her own. And her fictional boyfriend, Peter Hardy, is very helpful in helping her escape unwanted social events. But when a misunderstanding forces her to introduce a complete stranger as her boyfriend to her friends, Verity's life suddenly becomes much more complicated. A fictional girlfriend could also be quite useful for Johnny.
Against Verity's every instinct, she allows herself to be persuaded to partner with him for a single summer filled with weddings, birthdays, and garden parties, with just one promise: not to fall in love. But there's no chance of that happening, as Verity has sworn never to have a boyfriend again, and Johnny's heart is already taken...
Madly in Love at the Lonely Hearts Bookstore (322 pages)
Covered in tattoos and with pink hair, pinup girl Nina loves bad boys. Despite her friends' misgivings, she firmly believes that true love comes in only one form: wild, intense, and punctuated by heated arguments. And she won't settle for anything less.
But when a man from her past walks into the bookstore, Nina knows she has nothing to fear: the nerdiest boy in school has become a boring business analyst who matches his suit and tie, with no chance of making her heart beat faster. Which just goes to show how little Nina knows about bad boys, business analysts, and her own heart...
A Winter Kiss from the Lonely Hearts Bookstore (350 pp.)
Mattie, a brilliant baker, has hated the holiday ever since her heartbreak on Christmas Eve. The only thing she hates more than the holiday is the insufferable Tom, who has irritated her ever since she started running the tearoom next to the bookstore.
But, after a coincidence, the two begin to learn details about each other's lives that they never even imagined, which causes some points of view to change.
So when Mattie and Tom are left in charge in the frantic days before Christmas, even though it's winter, things are sure to heat up.
Can a bookstore full of romance novels, a life-size reindeer, and a kissing booth convince two grumps to fall in love with Christmas...and maybe each other?
